Name: Siberian Husky Puppy
Brand: Siberian Husky
SKU: 80258
Availability: InStock

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Good looking siberian husky

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

80258

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Siberian Husky

Location

Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

We are sadly making the decision to try to rehome our 2 senior dogs. tina is a female Siberian husky age 12 (approx. 70 pounds) and micky is a male Husky-Spitzer mix, age 12.5 (approx. 30 pounds). Due to a variety of circumstances this is the best we can do right now for our family.

tina and micky are both typical husky/artic dogs. They shed a lot, they love going on walks and hiking. They love nothing more than laying outside in the sun enjoying their surroundings. Casey is friendly, but not overly social. Oscar would be perfectly content to lay by your side on the sofa and be a lap dog. Oscar is almost completely deaf. They need frequent potty breaks and outside time. Both have been around our 2 year old daughter and are kid friendly, (most of the time they just ignore her).

tina and micky have been best buds their entire lives. We would love to see them adopted together. If that is not possible and you feel that you could provide a loving home to only one of them, we will consider that if there is no other option.

They are up to date on immunizations. There is no fee for the dogs, we just want to see them go to a loving home. They come with everything, bowls, leashes, collars, brushes, food, frontline, etc. (what ever we have at the time).

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Frequently Asked Questions about our Siberian Huskies

1. What are the characteristics of a Siberian Husky?

Siberian Huskies are known for their stunning looks, friendly personalities, and high energy levels. They are intelligent and require regular exercise, which makes them great companions for active families.

2. Why are you rehoming Tina and Micky?

Due to a variety of circumstances, we have sadly made the decision to rehome our senior dogs. It is our priority to ensure they go to a loving environment.

3. Can Tina and Micky be adopted separately?

While we would love to see them adopted together, we understand that it may not always be possible. If you feel you can provide a loving home for one of them, we will consider that option.

4. Are Tina and Micky good with children?

Yes, both Tina and Micky have been around our 2-year-old daughter and are typically kid-friendly. They mostly ignore her but are gentle and affectionate.

5. What is included with the adoption of Tina and Micky?

They come with everything they need, including bowls, leashes, collars, brushes, food, frontline, and more. There is no adoption fee; we just want to ensure they go to a loving home.

6. How often do they need to go outside?

Both Tina and Micky require frequent potty breaks and enjoy spending time outdoors. They love to bask in the sun and go for walks and hikes.

7. Are there any special health considerations for Tina and Micky?

Tina and Micky are both seniors, with Tina being 12 years old and Micky 12.5 years old. Micky is almost completely deaf, but he is still very friendly and enjoys being a lap dog.